Subtitled “Bruno Speaks Into Darth Vader’s Mask” this third and final installment of the LIKE GENTLEMEN three-part series has the guys getting a little more introspective about everything they do.

New 3PLT Sideshow interview series THE STONE FILES premieres with this in-depth interview featuring underground hip-hop legend, Super Schooly MC, recalling the birth of rap music and ultimately, hip hop.

Mike, TJ, and Bruno are all still in one room and this time they talk about growing up on Avenue X in Brooklyn, discovering things that were rated X, the unjust fate of the word “fag”.

The Pervert speaks; TJ recalls a fond tale of when he and his brother went to the desert to spread their mom’s ashes; Mike recalls his 44th birthday through song with the official release of “44”

Mike, Bruno, and TJ are reunited in the same room for the first time in ten years and they talk about TJ’s Turks and Caicos vacation; the problem with recording 3 people on 2 mics; and the Chip oops Incident.

TJ, Chad, and special guest, Keith Price, discuss marriage, divorce, and the psychology of the children involved; Mike gets the “wiping ass” blues and showcases his limited harmonica skills.

TJ uses hip-hop therapy to unleash anger; Mike and Chad recall great grunge groups of the 90s; Bruno’s demeanor stays the same throughout, except when talking about soccer.

The guys unwittingly discuss light politics, bad cable news announcers, and the fact that TJ and Mike haven’t been in the same room for over ten years; also... Doyle tries to trigger Mike about Tom Brady vs. Joe Montana.

The guys do an entire show without TJ in the studio, because... well, he’s in Turks and Caicos... again, so it’s a perfect opportunity to rip into him; Bruno sings.

Harold, who is English, does standup in the UK; TJ interviews unwittingly racist street performer, Floyd Gunthrie, and all hell breaks loose.